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It seams like the datatype10 corresponds to an ASCII timestamp, according to this code. The file does contain timestamps.
It would be great to be able to parse timestamp signals either as a UNIX timestamp or as a fixed length string. A workaround could be to give the user the option to skip certain datatypes.
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Hi,
I tried to read a Famos .dat file and got the following error:
The responsible code can be found here.
It seams like the datatype10 corresponds to an ASCII timestamp, according to this code. The file does contain timestamps.
It would be great to be able to parse timestamp signals either as a UNIX timestamp or as a fixed length string. A workaround could be to give the user the option to skip certain datatypes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: